this slippage was caused by slippage in 6.1-RELEASE. There are
several issues that need to be resolved before we can really get the
ball rolling on 6.2; this schedule change represents our best estimate
of a realistic start and end to the 6.2 release cycle. Further
changes (as well as a more detailed 6.2 schedule) as we get closer to
the start of RELENG_6 code freeze.
While here, make the 6.3 dates "TBA" (to be announced).
Approved by: re (implicitly)
Discussed with: kensmith
- Make it possible to override the complete path to the INDEX file
used for the ports/ part of the website, by setting the
PINDEX_OVERRIDE variable. (Already merged in www/ja/ports/Makefile.)
- Force NO_TIDY for the ports web pages, since it takes a long time to
run tidy on these huge HTML files, and the files are valid HTML when
generated by portindex, even without tidy.
Running without tidy caused the build time to go from ~8 minutes to
~1 minute on my test machine. An additional bonus is that the
generated HTML files are now significantly smaller.
o Move NetFence from the ISP list to the consultancy list
after more clear feedback arrived. [1]
o Move ExaVault from the ISP list to the MISC list. [2]
o Add Ultranix Consulting Ltd to the Consult list. [3]
PR: www/99590 [1]
www/98685 [2]
www/100086 [3]
Submitted by: Andrea Venturoli <freebsd at netfence dot it> [ 1]
David Ordal <david at ordal dot com> [2]
J Heckford <jah at ultranix dot co dot uk> [3]
were dead and some of them linked to unmaintained projects. This is just
the first step though -- I'm working on a complete rewrite of the projects
page.
PR: www/99326 (based on)
Submitted by: Alexander Botero-Lowry <alex@foxybanana.com>
Delete www/en/projects/nanobsd/; the article we have now, thanks to
Daniel Gerzo is much better for people who want to know more about
what NanoBSD is and how to use it.
PR: www/96902
Submitted by: Daniel Gerzo
Obtained from: The FreeBSD Simplified Chinese Project
Thanks goes to: Gavin MU <gavin.mu at gmail dot com> [1],
Fukang CHEN <loader at freebsdmall dot com> [2],
intron <intron at intron dot ac> [3]
[1] The original translation with me.
[2] New layout and structural improvements.
[3] Additional and continued contributions.
